Expert panelists will provide guidance on the root causes of disaster vulnerability and offer legal solutions for building more resilient communities that ensure no one is left behind.
Apply by April 1st for funding for summer public interest work!
The Georgia State University chapter of the Environmental Law Society, in conjunction with the Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth, hosted a panel discussion to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the CMPA and discussed new challenges that may need to be addressed in the era of climate change.
Law students collaborate with graduate students from across Georgia State University and Georgia Tech’s School of City and Regional Planning to study and discuss issues related to urban growth with top decision-makers.
Funding is available for Georgia State Law students who plan to do public interest internships during summer 2021. Apply by April 2 for consideration.
Join the Environmental Law Society for a discussion about the history of the Coastal Marshlands Protection Act, its implementation, and challenges that it has faced in the past and may face in the future.
Join the Center for the Comparative Study of Metropolitan Growth at Noon on Feb. 25th for a virtual “brown bag” with Sandra Henriquez, Chief Executive Officer of the Detroit Housing Commission and former Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development under President Obama.
On July 15 at 8:30 a.m. EST, the Global Pandemic Network (GPN), in partnership with UN-Habitat, will be holding a webinar […]
Recently, an email was sent to the Georgia State University students with a survey for a micromobility pilot study. This […]
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